“He made a lot of mistakes with Google Glass” during an interview on the stage in Google I/O 2025 on Tuesday. BRIN was a surprise addition to an interview with the CEO of Google DeepMind Demis Hassabis conducted by Alex Kantrowitz from Big Technology Podcast.
“He knows nothing about the electronic supply chains of consumers”, or how difficult it is to build smart glasses at a reasonable price. The co -founder of Google indicated that he is a great believer in the form of smart glasses, and he said he is happy because the company is following them again, this time with “great partners who help us build this.”
Earlier on Tuesday, Google unveiled its latest effort to develop Android XR glasses, almost a decade has passed since the Google Glass project was closed. On the stage, Google’s leaders offered how their smart glasses, backed by DeepMind’s Astra, can help in live translations, trends, and artificial intelligence intelligence in general.
To develop Android XR glasses with AI and AR capabilities, Google works with a network of partners, such as Samsung and Xreal. Google also invests up to $ 150 million in partnership with Warby Parker, and has a share in the glasses company, to support its efforts in smart glasses. As BRIN indicated, these experienced glasses and electronics makers may be able to help in some of the supply chain problems associated with the production of smart glasses.
Breen noticed how the appearance of the intrusive intelligence makes the potential of smart glasses more clear than it was when Google Glass existed.
Earlier in the interview, BRIN admitted how he came out of retirement to work on Google Gemini’s efforts. Google co -founder says he is in the Mountain View office, California almost every day, and says it helps the Gemini team in multimedia projects, such as the Google Video Generation Model.
“No person should retire a computer scientist at the present time,” said Brain. “They must work on artificial intelligence.”
Previous reports suggested this Brin has pushed Google Gemini very strongly To compete in the artificial intelligence race. According to what was reported, BRIN told Google employees in a memo that they should be in the office at least every day of the week, and that work 60 hours a week is likely to be the sweet place for productivity.
